Economic Development in the European Union Countries
A special issue of Economies (ISSN 2227-7099).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 June 2025 | Viewed by 622
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Economic development in EU countries, as any other economic development in a supranational economic union, is a complex process shaped by innumerable determinants, such as institutional frameworks, the coordination of fiscal and monetary policies, innovation and technological transformation, the protection of commons, sound public policies with integrative public decision making, and entrepreneurial culture. Hence, this Special Issue is dedicated to scrutinizing the dynamics of economic development, with a particular emphasis on identifying its fundamental drivers and underlying mechanisms. Employing a comprehensive approach, with a distinct focus on institutional mechanism designs and sustainability, this Special Issue aims to elucidate the interconnectedness of these factors and their collective impact on global economic trajectories. Inviting theoretical and empirical research contributions, this Special Issue explores a range of topics, including sustainable development, institutional development, structural change, digital transformation, public choice, fiscal policy, monetary policy, public and common good protection, public decision making, and dynamic panel analysis as the preferred method of econometric analysis. These themes are not exhaustive but represent key areas of interest. Ultimately, this Special Issue seeks to deepen insights and provide valuable contributions to informed policymaking and academic discourse for sustainable economic development in EU countries.
Dr. Davor Mance
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- sustainable development
- institutional development
- structural change
- digital transformation
- public choice
- fiscal policy
- monetary policy
- public goods
- common goods
- dynamic econometric panel analysis
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